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January 5th 07, 07:52 PM
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outlook.exe/cleanfreebusy program
It says "Publish 2 months of calendar free/busy information to the server"
and "update free/busy every 15 mins" Alison "Brian Tillman" wrote: Alison wrote: I have no idea what you are referring to. The "free/busy" message only started recently with Outlook. I just use the Calendar for appointments, and it coordinates with my HP iPaq (handheld). So I'm not really sure what you are referring to or what "free/busy" even is! Free/busy is data that tells others trying to schedule meetings with you whether or not you are available during the tie they're choosing. If you're on a home machine using a POP account, free/busy isn't too useful. Click ToolsOptionsCalendar OptionsFree/Busy Options. What do you see there? -- Brian Tillman 
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January 6th 07, 02:30 AM
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Alison wrote:
It says "Publish 2 months of calendar free/busy information to the server" and "update free/busy every 15 mins" And is there a server specified in the text field toward the bottom? -- Brian Tillman
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January 6th 07, 03:08 AM
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outlook.exe/cleanfreebusy program
No - it has "publish at my location" but the box is unchecked, and then
"search location" which is blank. If I check the "publish at my location" box the greyed area becomes white, but no location. Presumably one would have to type in a location. Alison "Brian Tillman" wrote: Alison wrote: It says "Publish 2 months of calendar free/busy information to the server" and "update free/busy every 15 mins" And is there a server specified in the text field toward the bottom? -- Brian Tillman
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January 6th 07, 06:10 PM
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outlook.exe/cleanfreebusy program
Alison wrote:
No - it has "publish at my location" but the box is unchecked, and then "search location" which is blank. If I check the "publish at my location" box the greyed area becomes white, but no location. Presumably one would have to type in a location. Try setting the "Publish X months" value to zero. -- Brian Tillman
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